Based on community discussion forums and online feedback I've found, there seems to be a recurring issue with the Samsung 65" OLED S95F TV that appears to be affecting many users (myself included).
Within just a few weeks of ownership, the TV begins exhibiting sudden and severe color oversaturation across all sources and inputs. This issue is especially noticeable in facial tones, which appear oversaturated, unnaturally bright, matte, distorted or fake. The behavior is not tied to any one app, HDMI input, or picture mode.
The only temporary fixes I've found—consistent with what other S95F owners report—are:
Power cycling the TV, or
Performing a full factory reset
Unfortunately, both solutions are short-lived. The oversaturation problem eventually returns, suggesting the issue may be firmware-related or a deeper panel/software processing defect.
Given that this appears to be a known and recurring problem among S95F owners, I'm hoping for one of the following:
Samsung will Officially acknowledge this issue
Samsung to provide guidance on any permanent fixes or recommended corrective steps
Clarification on whether Samsung is investigating a firmware update or service remedy
Have any other users confirm similar experiences or identify if a proven permeant fix exists?
This issue is still there for a S95F bought in Europe 2 days ago.
It’s a “matte” effect / posterization / or like the tv suddenly goes into a tiny color space of like 65,355 colors. Faces are all one color with pink lips. Very evident in the Top Gun Maverick scene at the start where he is in that cafe drinking a glass of water. The waitress face looks like an actual clown, all one color with bright pink lips.
I turned off the tv (plug removed) and it was fixed.
I think you can actually recreate the problem by changing some settings back and forth, color spaces, etc. ButI don’t know exactly which.
I’m using as pc monitor on hdmi3. It’s not a windows issue because removing the plug and plugging the tv in again fixes it.
